I've had several emails regarding the next series of Teen Photography Club starting up January 28th. What do we learn? All teen and adult students learn to obtain proper exposure on a DSLR on manual mode from Day 1. Throughout the class we are learning the ins and outs of our cameras while working on creative projects. We cover the Exposure Triangle (ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed), we learn how to photograph in different qualities of light, how to use creative composition, and changing perspectives as well as framing our shots. Additionally, we learn the top tips for portraiture and practice photographing faces in the "15 Minutes of Fame" segment. I can talk and talk and talk about it, but wouldn't you rather see some results from the student photographers? Yes, I thought so.
Here is the first showcase from middle schooler Kira in the November/December Teen Photography Club, can you even believe she was a beginner?? So proud.
Day One. Learning manual exposure and choosing appropriate aperture. These are frame-worthy!
Hero Image Project--learning to use different qualities of light.
Color Collage-everybody's favorite assignment!
15 Minutes of Fame-Kira chose a wiggly subject but captured his cute personality perfectly and made great choices in light and environment.
You can get more information regarding all 3 series of photography classes here, http://www.dena-robles.com/blog/kids-cameras-series-2017-dates
Teen Photography Club begins January 28th and runs for 5 weeks on Saturday late mornings--almost full.
An overflow Kids and Cameras class begins January 29th and runs for 4 Sunday afternoons 1:00-2:30, there are TWO spots left for that class, 4th and 5th graders only.
More details for adult classes will be coming in the next few weeks, there are a few underway already!
